crankpin

crank·pin

the offset part, often a cylindrical bar or pin, of a crank or crankshaft to which a connecting rod is attached

also written crank pin

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also crank pin

noun

A bar or cylinder in the arm of a crank to which a reciprocating member or connecting rod is attached.

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Noun

(plural crankpins)

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